Posted onNovember 4, 2024manilateam News Typhoon Kristine: Marcos disappears at height of crisis By Beting Laygo Dolor, Editor MANILA – For the president, it was the worst visual imaginable, while for the leader he supposedly defeated in their head-to-head match up two years ago, her actio...
October 4, 2024eve –Fairs will welcome some 6,200 exhibitors from 29 countries and regions – Electronics Fair will spotlight smart mobility, the silver economy and digital entertainment, while debuting the Digital Entertainment Experience zone – Renowned designer Tino Kwan and his team, along wit...
MAKATI CITY – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the Philippine economy could grow by over 6 percent in 2029, making the country one of the fastest growing economies in emerging and developing Asia. In its World Economic Outlook October 2024… ...
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Philippine Political Woes Threaten Economy
October is a month dedicated to the rich aroma and invigorating taste of Philippine coffee. Declared by former President Fidel V. Ramos in 1997, Philippine Coffee Month is a nationwide celebration that highlights the importance of this beloved beverage to Filipino culture and the economy. Throughout...
America's No. 3 spot in the annual U.S. News project is a high-water mark, but comes as nearly half of survey respondents see a negative global impact from a potential Trump presidency. Elliott Davis Jr.Sept. 10, 2024 Indonesia's Prabowo Briefs Potential Ministers on ...
MANILA, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Philippine economy is likely to grow close to 7 percent in the next two to three years, with it growth becoming inclusive, the World Bank (WB) said Tuesday. The Washington-based multilateral agency, in its Philippines Economic Update, has projected the Philippine...
Dickenson Sy from the Philippines is majoring in economics and finance at Tsinghua University in Beijing. In this video, Sy shares his thoughts on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). He believes the BRI has brought new opportunities for the Philippines